Trump's Call to End Quarterly Reports Gets Unlikely Support From Climate-Conscious Investors

Trump's call to end quarterly reports gets unlikely support from climate-conscious investors

A call by Donald Trump to ditch quarterly corporate reporting has received cautious support from an unlikely source: international investors pushing business to do more on longer-term sustainability issues, many lambasted by the U.S. president.

Trump is wrong. Nixing quarterly reports won’t fix Wall Street’s ‘short-termism’

Hiding timely information from investors is not the solution the market’s overwhelming focus on short-term profits

Trump gets support of climate-conscious investors to end quarterly reports

Abandoning quarterly reporting would see the world's biggest economy join a global shift away from the practice, helping investors pushing boards to do more on issues such as climate change

End quarterly reports call gets support from investors

A call by Donald Trump to ditch quarterly corporate reporting has received cautious support from an unlikely source - international investors pushing business to do more on longer-term sustainability issues, many lambasted by the US president.

Trump Begins De-Regulation At Exactly the Wrong Spot

Via Zero Hedge: President Donald Trump suggested Monday on Truth Social that companies should stop filing quarterly earnings reports and instead move to a semiannual schedule. Trump’s call to replace quarterly earnings reports with semiannual filings revives a debate that also surfaced during his first term. I presume Trump wants to be a deregulator and free marketeer here, but he is going at it exactly wrong.  The best free market approach to c…

Unlikely Support for Trump's Call to End Quarterly Reports

A call by Donald Trump to ditch quarterly corporate reporting has received cautious support from an unlikely source: international investors pushing business to do more on longer-term sustainability issues, many lambasted by the U.S. president. Trump on Monday called for companies to shift to six-monthly updates, adding his voice to those of business heavyweights including Berkshire Hathaway Chair Warren Buffett and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, who…